The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
THE c1owy PRINCES ILLNESS.
What Gen. Grants FhYsiclnns Think About
the Case and Its Result.


Tho intense anxiety which the German
nation must feel at the present serious illness Of
the Grown Prince Is also felt in q largo degree
by both the German and other citizens Of this
country. Tho manly nobility Of character ex-
hibited on all occasions by the Prince has en-
doarod him to his countrymen, and great would
DO tho political changes caused by his death.
As the dispatches from Germany on this
subject have been both contradictory ind
vague in their language, so that even an expert
finds 1t difficult to realize tho true state OF
things. the public find themselves in condi-
ton Of anAiouS uneGrtainty which ,Io the T DO,
two isnins Specialists on The subject Of cancer
have, thorefore, boon Visited that 9plnl2ns Is
nearly es p9ssibe anh2Tati s,Y might Pc 46
scans are q b. GSorse shrGy late eonsat
Hs r1siEfR t IT, wh Ss
nation OF tho portion removed from the Gen
erals throat enabled him to make the report:
may DO called the medical council, as o fatnl
diagnosis OF the case.
contained In the dospatches appears to think
that tho Crown Prince is suffering from pdppt-
Iona, u painful and troublesome warty ex::
the vocal cords but which Gun be removed as
fast rs it grows, and is by no means fatal
ssns in n,endance ON the Frnee We're pev
IDENTIFY non -committal; he would prefer, to re-
serve his judgment u little later; until tho de-
spItches weru more definite and pronounced.
He said DR.. Mnckensie was in this, country
about five years ago. and that no had had the
was OF e lis aby N
management and treatment OF disease OF the
aPd rs, and ne thought
cancer iepi'Seiio%sJ. as in the Grant case.
has IN in s Pe oas
and hope fGrshs best rssIlt s,dv .,
growths OF ali Kinds. and has largo collection
OF such specimens acted rs mictoscopist in the
Princes physicians, While speaElng underre-
so With an9 p Ss c Ia af 81 Mi sI bSss
Interested in the Princes condition:
The facts which have reached us rsgfrsnS the Illness
yssEs s,R haze Ia
sssaIi the vocal
4as
st This .Ss pS,S ID very naturally
K the s. ,G ;,., ssss.
sSsssag Ss:I%,ss ,Ti:: Dc
ny Saassemas !. .asa ~, wary growth TIE oraiary
ss.pis Known rarSiiona We classify i among The
! Ssa% or "0: ss9.a na invade has .a
rounding tissuss. II partakcs OF the character OF
seS ;sts lien II
sae 10 down and cssats prone ia
ss *. Ssd sYa %ans.s :s sro@S sS:.fs.
nosn nS Si ns a 'a y ss
ircm The roa sOvsra tiih.s before cure Ia sertsd
TtesIh MOI Ssaa entirely r:neysdEI ts sIst sti.mp,
s Gs ns IN at
mGSysd in the For ,Gs second TINE
he purpose % subert!nE /. sieh exan,ination
ass Ne G or s% rs
a.as:y a. We dsnsTsa A., hs c ;naoe fr99 ,hs haro
from .nosr can be told by .Hs phy.,;;,s BY means .;
BY nrans q Ike mier"seops '''' '' -''''A''
Cs5,any yrehow hss essn cautious about giving
q hs lghos and .aees,ed . Iniero's osaminA
' rha sss csa 80 in tho
process OF removal q, to destroy the Individual micro
q FINDING wei marked evidence Of simple or bsnlsn
fp'Ei g may
e GSSsSsss Due The IN SaScns poTs
epinnn toE hoSsrsr bsn;yn or 'nn9ssnt 4 sromth may
Ianr.s n oArt etrcunslAnSss, Change is sAn-
TSRd the cells sTS thrown from the racS so to speak
| and new Individuality esAbiiShsh
& iSas ps S Sg
~ as The :ass u
passing through Mi, transition Stage.
Those who have, not Witnessed the removal
| OF srowths from the vocal cords can hardly
APPRECIATES the dlniculty experienced by the OPP
orator, In the first place the site OF tho trouble
| Is so low down in the throat as to ho beyond
| tho direct e!sht. Of the operator. who bias 10
bold, n smali mirror in thu, mouth with one
| hand, in w.dca he sees tho diseased parts, and
! vii The other hand ErgSps . pair OF iorceps
! VI II which lie s2iEes thu growth and tears IL
! aWlF fhs parts are So s"nsitlIo thai oven u
| ErLia OF dust causes O spasin; thus ;iO opera
| tor has but u moment to art. The use OF co.
| calns hrs been, OF course, OF the greatest aid
| In reducing the difficulties of tho operation.
! but the number. OF tImos operations have been
performed on tho Prince showe that the tAak
! l. stin one not easy OF accomplishment